What is recorded here

Cross-slab in Cloonburren is a cross-slab in Cloonburren, County Roscommon, Ireland. An almost complete cross-slab and fragments of nine others are displayed in the graveyard, though four recorded slabs are absent. The visible piece is roughly rectangular sandstone, measuring twenty-six centimetres wide and seventeen centimetres high. Two parallel curving incised lines may form a cross ring, while two closer lines mark a different circle at one corner.

An almost complete cross-slab (RO056-007003-) and fragments of nine others are displayed in the graveyard, but four recorded slabs are not present. This is a roughly rectangular piece of what is probably sandstone (Wth 26cm; H 17cm). It has two parallel curving incised lines that may be the ring of a cross and there are two more closely spaced incised and curving lines on a different circle at a corner of the stone (Herity et al. 1997, 115, 012, Cloonburren 009). Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 20 October 2014

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